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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-07
Baltimure's Gas Supply.

BALTIMORE. Dec. 6.-The stockhold-
ers of the several gas companies of this
city. the Consolidated, Equitable and
Chesapeake, held meetings to-day to
discuss consolidation into one company.
The Chesapeake voted against it. refus-
ing to reduce its capital stock. Its not
probable, however, that the price will
go back to 80 cents per 1000 feet, but
will remain at Sl.50. as at present.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-07
A Rubber Trust.

New YORK, Dec. 6.-The two rubber
companies which stood out against the
Rubber Trust have now yielded and
acceded to the preliminary arrange
me s. Representative of the leading
rubber companies arrived here to-day
and will hold a formal meeting to-mor-
row. The trust will go into operation
about Jan. l next.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-07
The BARRIERS Convention.

BUFFALO. Dec. 6.-The work of the
BARRIERS National convention this fore
noon was wholly upon the adoption of a
constitution and bylaws. The report
of the committee on constitution pro-
vides for thirty-SiX hours of laber per
week. for the regulation os the appren-
tice system. for sick and death benefits,
and against the system of boarding with
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-07
A Female Marshal,

TRENTON, N. j., Dec. 6.-United
States Marshall Gordon has appointed
his daughter, Alphonsine NJ. Gordon, a
young lady just out of her teens, as his
deputy. She is attractive in appear
ance. and has appeared here several
times in her official capacity. The APP
pointment is not without precedent, as
Louisiana has a female marshal, and
other states have female deputies.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-07
Yard Men Strike.

DAYTON, o., Dec. 6.-Freight bust
ness is paralyzed tonight by a strike of
all the yard men in this city except the
New York. Pennsylvania & Ohio. The
strike is for an advance in wages, the
same as paid in Cincinnati yards.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-07
Chinatown Still Exists.

SACRAMENTO. CAL, Dec. cat an
election held yesterday the proposition
to levy a tax of $4,000 for the pur-
chase and condemning of a portion of
Chinatown and to fill China slough was
defeated by about 200 votes, failing to
receive. the necessary two-thirds major
ity and lacking but 81 votes of being
carried
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-07
COVERED WITH SORES.

have been afflicted since last March with
skin disease the doctors called Eczema My
face was covered with scabs and sores, and the
Seeing your CUTICURA REMEDIES SO highly
recommended, concluded to give them a
trial, using the CUTIcURA and CUr1CURA SOAP
externally, and REsoLvENT internally, for
four months. l call myself cured, in graft
tude for which make this public statement.
MRS. CLARA A. FREDERICK.
BROAn BROOK CONN
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-07
SKIN T0RTURES
That Defy all Other Remedies
Speedily Cured by
Cutfcura.

Humiliating Eruptions, Itching and Burn
ing Skin Tortures, LOathsome Sores, and
every species Of Itching, Scaly, Pimply, In
Of the Blood, Skin and Scalp, with Loss of
Hair. from infancy to old age, are positively
cured by CUTIcURA, the great Skin Cure, and
CUTIcuRA SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beautifer,
externally, and CUTIcURA REsoLvENT, the
new Blood Purifier, internally.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-07
Dry Goods Men Fail.

LONDON, Ont, Dec. 6.-John Green
& Co., wholesale dry goods merchants,
have failed. Their liabilities are $780,
600. The failure is attributed to the
suspension of the Bank of London.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-07
TETTER FINALLY CURED.

Having used your CUTIcURA REMEDIES for
eighteen months for letter. and finally cured
it, am anxious to get it to sell ON commits
sion. | can recommend it beyond any rem
edies have ever used for letter, Burns, Cuts,
etc. In fact, it is the best medicine l have
ever tried for anything. r. S. HORTON.
MYRTLE, Miss
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1t Was a Hoax.

New YORK, Dec. 6.-The story that
Mr.. Hermann Alexander, of the New
Yorker Zeituug, and Mr.. Alexander
Neumann, of the Stats Zeitung, in
tended fighting a duel proves to be a
boay
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-07
Gov. BodweII,s Illness.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Dec. Gov. Bod
well passed a restless night, but this
morning his symptoms were more favor
able. His physicians say there is no
danger at present
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-07
Had the Documents.

TORONTO, Ont, Dec. 6.-There has
been considerable feeling regarding the
awarding by the city of the hose con-
tract, the firms interested being the
Raker Hose and Peerless Hose cOmpa-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-07
SCALP. FACE. EARS and NECK

Face, Ears and Feck, which the druggist,
where got your remedies, pronounced one
Of the worst cases that had come under his
notice. He advised me to try your CUTIcURA
REMEDIES, and after five days use my scalp
and part OF my face were entirely cured, and
l hope in another week to have my ears,
neck and other parts Of my face cured.
HERMAN SLADE.
100 70. 4TH STREET NEW YORK
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-07
Silk WriStIetS.

Silk Handkerchiefs, Suspenders; very
fashionable line of Neckwear at the
Great Manhattan.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-07

Sold everywhere. Price, CUTIcURA, soc
SOAP, 25c; REsoLvENT, 81. Prepared by the
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston
Mass.
rs Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases, -
Ga pages, so illustrations, and 100 testi
mOnials
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-07

plMPLES, black-heads, chapped and oily
] IW skin prevented by CUTICURA MEDI-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-07
Pleasant "reminiscences OF
the Visits of Lord and
Lady Dalhousie.
Ignatius Donnelly's Cryptic
gram in London--Killed
His Two Sisters.
A Row Over q Woman With
Bare Arms--Some Queer
Antipathies.

ETAILS of the melan-
choly death of Lord and
Lady Dalhousie caused
sincere regret in the So
cial circle which they
only recently left here
to return to Europe.
says a New York tele=
gram. Lord and Lady
Dalhousie arrived here
from their home, which
is known as Brechin
Castle, in Scotland, Oct:
4. They were guests of
Daily Republican., 1887-11-12
SATURDAY.
IIts mrs DAY OF NoyEa BKs, !s'7,
al . o'cNnsk. D. IN. !,


Ts. following described READ eststs- viz:
~ ts.' ee'tain lot, or pece or pared of
isnl with The ihree-stcry brick honsc iher-on,
htnAn IN the city - WthninEtoE, bounded
nns d'-sSrthed As follows ~ uiLi
rbesin7ing at point on the nOrtheyly sihe Of
run srret a. the distance Of feet frem the
wee'"NT hid' uf LON bari street al the middle
of 'he party wall bttNeen tnis an the nd diO,n-
inR on ,he west sold 10 WilliaG evcA Un
.u.hrr W., nor,Derly p.allsi wiz, Lombard etI..t
anu throngh the middle of sail wall 10 feat ~
eorner Thence easterly parallel 70 flfth
street IS feet to another corner theuce south
me Middle of,he II pspsy vail Sstwesn ,his snd
Me adjoiuing house on the eEss 10 feet to i.s
, at9ie AID side Of riuh street and thrDne niong .
Llaer Of BEGINNING be Vie eontents tbereo,
what they may.
No, 2. AN that esF.aln or rirec o; land
Win two twN-ttnry brick bouses thereon
c-tete. bounded and descTibed n. fdtloWs. Ia
.e, ses'n ns ,ps r., Sa ,he sas,s,y - ,n sde Head
| ron theDath westerly side OF Inrisiiapa
,Lense ,I,1s thence ea.'eriy AZ right aoRl o 80
Ieny parallel with ncsld ruect % fe "a
| smother stake tnenor wes.Hry parallel with
| nc hrst mentioned Inc aud as right snslcs
| wmh hetld street q feet 10 the said cid. oi
| hea street and thence thsrepy nor therIy g.
hct 10 the place OF beginning he the e0ntents
| "sreoi What ,h.y may.
| Wrt ttty or VIII Il gton aforesaid. bounded
m ana deserlb' as follows 10 wit: beg 'nnina
| % vac easier v size OF thurch street between
sever h aud n;ghth streets At the distance oi
| 70. leet tnshes from IN notther,y side o
| tNsnth rect thence elsteriy aud parallel 4
SeNenth street 10 feet teens nOrLberly Daral
Iel 10 ehurch street Is feet Aud incher theme.
| "rsterly and parallel 70 the hrst lnS ntDnet
| 100 feet 10 the said side OF Chn eh stree
| hnn thenec therowith soptheriy is feet 10 tn
lees.
| Seized and taken In eSeou.tol as the pro
| ptrty OF James EPlinton, a d 10 he Eold by
| sILKs JAMESON. sheriff.
| ehern's Ofnee. whnIsPton, Nov. a. ~.
| noIl -eodfl
Daily Republican., 1887-11-12

II STEMS that tas gentlemen CON-
posing our CEN missions, which hsye
been 90 kindly bestowed upon Us by
tie last l. 'sislAsura sssna 10 think that
sll Uounesl has 10 do 10 10 raias money
for them Co disburse. Toe Stree. Com.
missIoa sent 8 numbsr OF bills TO Ooun.
ell ls, Thursday night week. which
they asked should bs paid, but - ths
city soiisttor decided Oouncil had
nothing TO do with them, they were
sent back. Last Thursday night the
Eies;ion Com mission ssnt . batch o.
bills which they wAa. C,uucll to pay
nnd they wers referred 10 the Law
Clmmittee. Th.s Is too bad, ~ Coun-
oil already has mors money TO pay oui
during the ensuing sisht mouths than
IL hes funds to do 1t with. II the COM
missions ere really working In the In
teres.s OF reform they should try and
sssist Conucil In making the overdrsfi
~ light As possible A the end OF the
fi,oAl rear.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-12
S|65O. HeW, Nobby, Sty-
|ish, Good, Lowest il
Price.

Have you decided just
what your Winter Suit is to
be? No. You want to see
something that will please
on first sight? The 5000
Suit is just the one.
Is it to be a Stripel Yes.
You'll find it in Black, Blue
Brown and very dark Red,
Is it to be a broken Check
or small Plaid? Yes. AL
right. It's in stock; same
coiors.
SIo 50 Is a low price! Yes
Judge or no judge OF the
cloth, however, the momen
you handle this cloth you'll
be satisfied with quality
And back OF t all, your
money returned if it is no
Just as we say it is.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-12
Philadelphia. Wilmington & Bal
\ .tmnre Railroad.
June l0th. lRE
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Mo0e wm lesvs Wnmanaton % scHtxr,
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BAitanere sld iliissnsdss.s ssasita:. "a 10 @,
M, e7 ana II % p. M
BAit,rocre aod Rss Lias, s.p.n.
belumoro and Wakhinsytca. 40 -. o.
80 n Goa m, u %, All. . %, tsa, slf
Trsiss nor DeiaVsrs nvisoa ,ssvo or.
rs p. m. and II o. nigtt.
asossstowz and Isswss. 9 % .. L., sna o
re- Eeaeoesa. % ., n. sad SO TIA.
sssisrd ikzprses, co. N.
EArrinstoa, Dsirair aad ws5 stat.sns.s .,
!. L.ni:ss s !: lsi & hssunssaa, i ss .. n. W.,
Exprog nor Docsr, kar,ngsoa are L&
mar, II % night.
krank,tn CITY, Q 20 q. N.
ErpreN fps Oaps UhsrI>r, Old Point Cox
iozt aad Norton, la es nis,ai
Leave PssladeiphiA, Brona ssfses, y,
Nuntngton tszpcesal, Il 80, sso, 10, =
Y, ies u y, u o. q; N. sio sd, as
ocooIoacdation. a. I o. g. 10 y !. r. m..lmav A.
-. ~. . u. % 10 q 10 90 ssd IL go. l..
Tfains marked thls fslazo ttruzs11 sz>iss
dpcp vhsch ezEra tsfs VI cNaxrei.
Fof frTteee icscrmAs&os pesssnge.z te1 80
J. X WUt1p
0Uis<al rAaeen yng ATarA
ONsE - y FOGH o~osrS MEaf ~.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-12

TIE RKPoRT OF the cigy treasurer,
pzesenssA % CIuooil las Thu,sdsy
a!gbt, eho VS. q balance OF Sl17, ,02l 70 In
the Union National BAuk to tbs credit
OF the city, And how this can bs N ade
70 last Nh Ill the eHd OF the q seal year
10 more than We osn undcrnssnd. The
revenues OF the city from ell spurces
Vnal Juiy Isl will not exceed go, 600,
aud tAts added TO the amount on hand
gives . totA Of $l37 ,62lT0. Against
this there will be tne Board OF Edu ,A
ton appropriation for eight mon hs ..
W, Us 10 per month, masking . total OF
SB6, LOO; add 70 this the mis- scellane que,
police and Oounoil psy.rolls for tn.
same tims, amounting TO about $50, 900
IN ronnd number; In crest on e1uds
about $do. 600. and slo,7oo the semi
annual appropriation TO the fremeD,
and ~ gives . 'ossi Of SAT, $50 30 be
paid cut Of slo7 ,62l 10. la this esti.
mate no 40 .ount has been taken o. the
monthly bills Of oom ittees, " nioh will
doubtless swell .be amount 70 be paid
sut 70 sous hing over Sl5O, 600. In t1s
fAoe OF these facis II Is evident that
there will be an ovsrdraft as the end OF
she fissAi ysar Of SIS 900 or $50 00O and
shis with 'sx rate OF 81 10, and the
positive assurance that this olty would
have baiAnoe In bank OF the close o
tha year.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-12
;SALE-BY gIaIUs or A
= p-it OF V6rditiont kxDoasl 10 Dao dir'c,.
ei will bo exposed to public sac, Ht the Coort
HoHse, On Market sLrsnt, bttween Tenth ana
tieSenth streets, in the eity of wiin ingtcu.
New Ca-tie County, Del,
ed sATURDAY,
THE aSTH DAY OF EovEA pEH, Iss7,
ATT cicnf. p. M.

Ate"'ricnt, p. M,
Th' following GescriNed rial o-tSh VIZ:
20. Al. that lot ~ piece ~ land with the
.bsiCk mcss age thereon sIected, JitRstf In the
etts " Wilmington, Sew Castle -nty aud
S5sl ~ Dritw r., bounded and ces'ribed a.
loli1~', To wit:
street south - degrees CastH tsrt 70 a-feef
Widr icy III nCC atOag the "a d all y tou III
dcgiros west irot To the corner OF Ihet'-
|phiius Jones To- tneucc by hat lot n nth ~
de: yes W. 81 fee. : King street atorssaid
and h'nce thereby ortiz ~ dsRr-es east IS
feet 9TH place Of beginning b. thu contents
tn roof what hey may. Deed Record n. Vol.
l. FAgr nd.
No. J. All that lot or piece Of land with a
bricE dwelling house threreoa erected situat.
and r tate OF Delaware, eou unded and described
q follows 70 wit.
! BEGINNING at point ou she NC terly side Of
Ma iison str O., between SIKH aud s,vtFu VI
| streets. atlh- distance oflA feet II - lnchee
5outhcriy from the snutheriy tide Of seventh
sircett eHce ws.terlf tn ouph the middle OF
/ the division ~All heLvs-p this and the house
Ia joining on he north parallels with Seventh
| street s. let to the par.srlY side 81 alley
feet wide laAding into sixth suet and com
Inches w'de leading from Madison ,t'ett 10
>hipley run, thence along said side Of 8 Id
l feet wide Ailsf sourhe'lS par liel with Nsdi-
i on trert feet l. aeorner, thence taste'lY
westerly side OF Mao son street and thence
] thereby mort erip Is feet 70 the plnrp of be-
nnins, be the contents thereof what the,
tmay.
Be 'ed and taken In execution ss the prop
Iert OF Albert hichsrds, arc 30 be ,oii nv
GILES JAMESON, sheriE.
sherit's Once, Wilmington, koS. J., lsa
1 nic-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1887-11-12

rHE WEATHRR Is gradually beccm-
.ag colder, and overcoats and shGwls
will soen be necessary 10 promote the
comfort OF pedestrians and pleasure 3
seekers who venture out OF their homes.
The dssieIs In all kinda OF use .ri and
fancy nriioles have been looking FOR.
was0 10 ibis season With hopes Of IL
creased OaSinsss, aud consequently are
happy. The increased colduess Of tas
atDosp spacre has i'm parted addition q!
vigor 20 every healthy person, and oven
The invslid who Is no, bsyoDd sill hops
o'rsoovsry, 10 sensible OF iis sImatl-
ting if4aenea Most psrsopn dlsltke
sod VeA.ber bnt Dsoeonbsr Is more
promstive OF health and vigor thaa
July, and The oh snse has q very happy
thess In msay respects. Every seaoon
Ass 'ts eonpeasasipg IL q ueloe. AS the
hohdsys approach the young opie
particularly, As we'll as the dsAIers In
fancy articles. anticipate . great de ;!
OF enjoyment The former lock for.
ward TO the reception OF gifts aad
family seanions, and the latter TO In
creased saiss, and are made happy In
the prospect OF increased gains OF via,
hHs been facetiously termed Gl.hy
lucre. We hope that no ono may be
dissppointed-thAs the hopes OF al
may be more than realized. Whatere,
the result may be general brushing
mp and preparation for trade and en-
ioyneDt are prod ,sivs OF good to thI
eomnuBisy ~ large, IS all ara bate,
asd happier because Of 1t. ACTIVITY Ii
always preferable to slu zgIshness, G yea
II pecsntsry pro6s does nos resulI tron
II. Tse youpg Will be likely TO And a
ths!s pursuts of pleasure thA. all is 7. )
gold tha: gis.ers. L; is sn old ant
trtte saying, distance lends cuohtnt
msus TO sbe view" MAuy shing
Ike the dead sea frE!t, Will turn /.
9'1sa on She lips l. 10 therefore bea
TO * vary n 5ia:.ls In anticipation, o
a. hsa G7en sell said, "BieSsed sE
those sho expect nothing, IS they shl
not be dlsap )oin ted"
Daily Republican., 1887-11-12
sargRDAH, nOvEMBKR q Is. 1857

Foua or the Anarchists paid the
psnslty Of their awful crime on the
gsllows yesterday, while srother died
. horr,bie death the day previous py
his owp hand, and tho remaining two
were ssnt 10 the Illinois S:A,e Psniten.
tiary sor life, consigned 10 o living
tomb. Taus has justice been, In .
messpre, sA,isasd, and their ta,e placed
as 3 warning beacon 70 otheEs that
murder and bloodshed will not DO to.-
ers.ed In this country. Governor
oslssby has beea placed In q peculiar
and trying position, and 4. Is well tor
this eouD,sy thai he has had the moral
courage, tn ths faoe OF the lnfi aepcss
broashs 70 bsar upon him, 70 do his
duty !. 10 . question wish some II
the 6 1vsruoS has no, erred Ia com nut
ing the ssstences OF F.slden and
SshvAb, hnt II he has IL ts on the side
OF mercy, AAA according to the evidences
adduced NJ the trial these tao met,
whfe fully aware OF the conspiracy,
were not ~ active participants ., the
others. 10 addition to this they were
repes tant, and while the ve rem aimed
defiant 70 the last, they showed that
they were eoatrite for the part ltey bad
taken IN tbs slaughter o. Haymarket
Square. That the fac OF the fse
AraYchists, who have now passed into
the presence Of the great jadse, viii
have o good eject, no one exeep,
ApaSshists themselves doubt. There
are many nAsionAliIles Ia Chicago,
among whom ean be found nu IL bers
of nee WIS, II these men had escaped,
wpnid no, hesitate to oom mi, similar
asts themselves. The execution OF the
Law eannoi b. have Its effeot, not culy
On those men bat on Anarchists, Mint
Lists and Communists all over the
world. In teaching them that their
crimes with meet with the punishment:
they deserve in this country. There /,
no country In the world where men
hAvs more liberty OF spse,h aud aston,
sud 1t b equally true that there is none
In vksch pesoe and order rest 40 surely
and 6snty upon the pcpIlar will.
These Anarchist live, we're no. taken
In anger or 70, revenge, bu. the viii Of
the peoDle. on which the very fourda-
sions OF oar govern % ent rest, has de-
creed That mnrder must be puulshsi
and Anarchy crushed by tho siropg
hand OF she law. In obedience 10 tass
will GJvernCr oslssby has acted, and
he ls entitled not only 20 the thanks o.
the people Of Ameii,s, but OF those Of.
the CiYu'nsd world.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-12
on SATURDAY.
THE SrH DAY OF NOV KaxBsR. 1851,
At2o'eiock, D. M,
The following dss ztsed real estate, viz.

Those t~o certain lots or pieces of land with
a two story brick aud frame dwelling house
thereon and herein described ~ one let, tituate
In tue city of Wilmington and kDu undod and
cescribed as follows Ia wit:
BeginninR at poiBt on the nor.beIly side of
Eleventh stree bet rem Lombard and Pine
streets At the dista ce OF ia feet 6x Inches
from the @ sterly side OF Lombard street
thence northerly parallel with Lnino bard street
I6s fe' 1 the so therly side ofA 4 feet Sc ide
all thence along said alley side easter ly
parallel with Eleventh street 10 teet 10 J1seuh
w lavs hna thence herewith south erl y
parallel with I.om bard ttgeet ss feet % the
Aforesaid side Il Eleventh street and thence
tlcrs~ h ives eriy IS feet TO tho place of be
ginning he the contlnt ts what they may.
| Seized and Ia. en- in sTecut on as the pro-
perty oi mes Il Crozier and Henrittl, his
Iwift, and I. T., an TO be sold ny
GILES LAM BtON. sheriff,
l 6seriffs Once, wilmington. Nov, o, iss7
noVIi-eOdts.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-12

Millinery fixings-every-
thing, everything.
North from Th!rteenth aDd Chestnut
streets corner.
Pay what you please for
the mounting !; it is only the
money which goes into the
lenses that fixes the use.
worth OF an Opera Glass.
Lemaire Opera and Tourist
Glasses will give you a clear,
sharplook a. distant things
Black Morocco, g. 80 to rs so
Black Morocco, gin, S5 30 to 2i5 90
White Pear, $1l 30 70 tl7 50.
Tourist, t6 to s13.5o.
All the eye-helps are at thi:
counter, and the repair or
ders go there. Fewer min.
uses than you think to fiz
the broken sprctacles. We
have a quick workshop fol
that very thing.
Last circle. near Juniper street entrance
JOHN WAkAMAKER.
Chestn ut, Thirteenth and Aarke, street
and City hall SQUARE
Daily Republican., 1887-11-12

1HR FARM EMS OF our county who In.
tand to ok oik In the Day ton Fl ze
Company pre- referred 10 . circular Ia
smother noiumn. II will be seen tbat
the sgen are preparing TO O ose no
Abeir work, and the next step will be-
the orgau!zA Ion of the company. An
Who Do not sSt prompt y In the m S,,er
may have TO regres their tar diners when
good dividends are being paid out.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-12

Noiioh-9iL L. REB NoHS hSr FOR
~ pidocn TO trott U.svia u Ahams 90
ns ats,, sscoSnt as sni not pay any bills con
aieaT SAMUEL. b, ADA MS,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-12
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Daily Republican., 1887-11-12

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Daily Republican., 1887-11-12

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